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How do i make a tool play a sound when clicked?
I made different tools in my 3 months, what i dont know is how a tool plays a sound when it is clicked. I am currently working on a simulator and i want to know how to code. ive had several local scripts but they all dont work.
1 | local Sword = script.Parent |
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3 | Sword.Equipped:connect(function() – Fires when equipped |
4 | Sword.Handle.EquipSound:Play() – Plays equip sound |
5 | end) |
6 |
7 | Sword.Activated:connect(function() – Fires when clicked while equipped |
8 | Sword.Handle.SlashSound:Play() --Plays slash sound |
9 | end) |
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The script is probably not working because of the 2 lines "– Fires when equipped" and "– Plays equip sound" instead use -- instead of an endash holamii2 45 — 4y
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oh Noxcitrus 2 — 4y
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my only guess is that the sound isnt loaded, the sound was removed, or the sound on your pc/in your properties is set to 0, the below script worked for me so u should probs check your sound and also add a :WaitForChild()
01 | local tool = script.Parent --The tool |
02 | local sound = script:WaitForChild('Sound') --Change to the sounds location |
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04 | tool.Activated:Connect(function() --Fires when the tool is activated |
05 | sound:Play() --plays the sound |
06 | end) |
07 |
08 | tool.Equipped:Connect(function() --Fires when the tool is Equipped |
09 | sound:Play() --plays the sound |
10 | end) |
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2 things:
1) Make a variable for each sound. 2) Use :Connect!
That's all, any errors in the output? Also a very useful tip: Use Print() to detect if a function is functioning :)